Meredith Ann Pierce books

Meredith Ann Pierce writes young adult fantasy, including the Darkangel Trilogy and the Firebringer trilogy, both known for their lyrical prose and mythological depth.

Anthologies

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Moonsinger’s Friends: An Anthology in Honor of Andre Norton 1985 Buy
Firebirds 2003 Buy

Collections

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Waters Luminous and Deep 2004 Buy

Darkangel Trilogy Reading Order

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The Darkangel 1982 Buy
A Gathering of Gargoyles 1984 Buy
Vidundrens väg 1984 N/A
The Pearl of the Soul of the World 1990 Buy

Firebringer Reading Order

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Birth of the Firebringer 1985 Buy
Dark Moon 1992 Buy
The Son of Summer Stars 1996 Buy

Standalone Novels

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The Woman Who Loved Reindeer 1985 Buy
Where the Wild Geese Go 1988 Buy
Treasure at the Heart of the Tanglewood 2001 Buy

Meredith Ann Pierce is a young adult fantasy author known for the Darkangel Trilogy and the Firebringer trilogy. Her writing is recognized for its lyrical, poetic style and for building original mythologies rather than relying on standard fantasy templates. The Darkangel (1982) was her debut novel and received widespread praise.

Pierce has also written standalone novels including The Woman Who Loved Reindeer (1985) and Treasure at the Heart of the Tanglewood (2001). Her work blends fairy tale, myth, and science fiction elements in ways that set her apart from other young adult fantasy authors of her era. She published most of her books between 1982 and 2004.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books has Meredith Ann Pierce written?

Meredith Ann Pierce has written thirteen books across five series.

What was Meredith Ann Pierce's first book?

Meredith Ann Pierce’s first book is The Darkangel, published in 1982.

What is the Darkangel Trilogy about?

The Darkangel Trilogy follows Aeriel, a young woman in a world on the moon, who must confront the Darkangel, a vampyre who has stolen the souls of fourteen brides. The trilogy begins with The Darkangel (1982) and is known for its poetic writing and original mythology that blends science fiction and fantasy elements.

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